Run macOS Software on Linux

Darling is a free, open-source translation layer that enables users to run macOS software on Linux systems, similar to how Wine runs Windows applications on Linux. The tool implements a complete Darwin environment and runs macOS software directly without hardware emulation, with experimental support for graphical applications and plans to eventually support iOS apps on ARM devices. Darling does not violate Apple's EULA as it only uses parts of Darwin that Apple released as free software.